line breaks

[mmwwah]

Does Laud 108 have any portions (verse or prose) written flush right -- what Jennifer Miller calls "poetry written as prose" (I was trained with different terminology)? It would be nice to check myself with an exemplar. (Zach encoded everything by ms. line, not poetic line, so I'm going back and re-lineating.)

Are we using <lb break="no"> for every single hyphen, or can that be done automagically through style sheets?

I'm assuming that line layout will be done by style sheets -- flush right in the DipV, by poetic line in the CritV. Have I got that right? If it's in the Guidelines, I missed it.

[scottkleinman]

There's nothing exactly like Ormulum, but the Debate between the Body and Soul is close. See issue #24 and issue #59. You're right about the style sheets.

I'm not sure what kind of hyphens you are referring to. Modern editorial hyphens are generally replaced with <sg/>. If these occur at (non-poetic) line breaks, I think you'd follow the same practice, but maybe I'm missing something.